
Beaches in New Hampshire are set to re-open on June 1st, reports WMUR.
In a statement on Friday, Governor Chris Sununu announced the re-opening, though several restrictions will be in place. Sununu stated that coastal state beaches, like Hampton, will be open for “active” recreation, which means activities such as running, surfing, swimming, and walking. No sitting or playing games in the sand will be permitted. To adhere to social distancing guidelines, state parking lots will be limited to 50% capacity. There are currently no restraints on private lots, as those will be governed by town guidelines.
Sununu gave these guidelines while also outlining the re-opening of acupuncture shops, massage parlors, small group fitness classes, tattoo shops, and youth/amateur athletics. All may begin on June 1st.
